On Thursday, APRIL 11, 2019 Osher Lifelong learning Institute (OLLI) presents:
WHERE THRE DOUGHBOYS ARE NOT FORGOTTEN: WORLD WAR I AMERICAN MONUMENTS AND CEMETERIES IN FRANCE by Dave Curtin, Retired Intelligence Officer, Defense Intelligence.

In France, the role of the United States in the First World War is widely commemorated in monuments.This presentation focuses on these memorials to the Doughboys in the "Great War". It will also cover a few monuments to Americans who served in France before the U.S. joined the war-including volunteers in the French forces and the Canadian army.

Join St. J OLLI (short for Osher Lifelong Learning Institute) if you like to learn for the joy of learning and are interested in exploring a variety of topics and issues.

Membership is $30. This entitles subscribers to save $18, attend all Spring 2019 sessions, bring a guest to one session, and free attendance at 7 other OLLIs throughout VT. Go to www.learn.UVM.edu/olli for offerings. Non-members may attend any single session for $6. HOME SCHOOLERS ARE WELCOME TO JOIN.
For more information or if have special needs for access or seating contact: Sue Montague, 802-748-4262.

SPRING 2019 LECTURES:
April 18, 2019 The "Jitney" Years at the Mount Washington Railway by Tim Lewis (Jitney, Jr) Electronic Journalism Professor, Northern Vermont University-Lyndon.

April 25, 2019 Vermont's 183 Libraries by Jessamyn West, Library Technologist.

May 2, 2019 Catamount Pipe Band: A 20-Year Journey by Lain MacHarg, Director, Vermont Institute of Celtic Arts; Pipe Major, Catamount Pipe Band and Molly Stone, Project Manager, Vermont Institute of Celtic Arts; Manager, Catamount Pipe Band